Golden Age offer four-bedroom, parkside townhomes from $1.25 million in Glen Waverley

After the success of their Glen Waverley apartment development Sky Garden, situated atop The Glen Shopping Centre, Golden Age Group is now focusing on transforming townhome living in Glen Waverley with their latest project, Floret.

Floret comprises 77 four-bedroom park-facing townhomes conveniently located near Brandon Park Shopping Centre and The Glen Shopping Centre. The starting price for the entry-level four-bedroom townhouse is $1.25 million.

Glen Waverley has traditionally been dominated by single-family homes and the supply of new, desirable townhouses, has been limited.

Jeff Xu, the Founder and Managing Director of Golden Age, noted that even before its market launch, Floret had a waitlist of interested buyers who were looking for a townhouse product that embodied the same ethos and design philosophy as Sky Garden.

Recognizing the potential of this highly urbanised suburb, Golden Age Group aims to address this growing demand with Floret targeting downsizers, young professionals, and families seeking convenience and a high-quality lifestyle.

Some 40 per cent of the townhouses were snapped up on their launch.

Designed by the prominent architectural firm Rothelowman, the Floret townhomes emphasise a harmonious connection between the natural and built environments, characterised by a strong sense of community and elegant design simplicity.

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Each townhome is designed for multigenerational arrangements, with generous proportions and a flexible open floor plan that seamlessly connects various living spaces.

The kitchen, dining, and living areas flow seamlessly and open to a balcony. The kitchen features an island with a stone benchtop, and large windows overlooking the outdoors, while the dining area takes centre stage on the first level.

The bedrooms provide a sense of serenity with ample natural light and lush views during the day, while the bathrooms are adorned with stone tiles and black accents in the tapware and shower screen frames.

Three colour schemes are on offer inside the townhomes, a Saint Germain muted green scheme, a Saint Germain classic scheme and a modern palette scheme. 

The Saint Germain Muted Green palette includes stylish brushed brass hardware and tapware, brass shower screen surrounds and a lightness of wall and floor finishes which allow the green tone of the joinery and gilded accents to sing.

Saint Germain’s Classic palette presents a strong monochromatic design language, a combination of warm whites and soft blacks, further elevated by matte black tapware, contemporary cupboard profiles, black tiling in bathrooms and black framed kitchen and bathroom glazing which takes cues from windows throughout each townhome.

The modern colour scheme creates clean, uncluttered spaces with cohesive timber floors and integrated joinery. Stone tiles and black accents in tapware and shower screen frames provide character and contrast to the design.

Each home includes a two-car garage for convenience.

The project also includes a central open space spanning 1000 sqm, featuring an open lawn with a walking track, a fitness station, a barbecue and picnic area, and a children's play area.

Read more: How ASPECT Studios blended nature into the Glen Waverley's newest townhouse development, Floret

The lush landscapes, designed by the renowned ASPECT Studios, provide a beautiful backdrop for the townhomes. An entry boulevard of evergreen canopy trees lines the perimeter of the site, and a network of trees creates green corridors across the development site.

"The approach we’ve taken for Floret here at Glen Waverley, is we have a central garden space which is more of the community hub of the development," Erwin Taal, ASPECT Senior Associate said.

"Within this space we’ve created a series of different landscape experiences so that you can be sitting within an open-air space, or you can be tucked away in a corner with your friends and family, having a conversation, having a barbecue and enjoying the beautiful outdoor environment."

Having proximity to a vast retail offering, eminent public and private schools and universities and expansive green spaces, Floret has emerged as a sanctuary that supports modern living patterns.

The second stage release follows high demand in stage one, which is currently at 90 per cent sold, with sales totalling over $40 million.

Golden Age has appointed Cremorne-based builders, Figurehead Construction, to construct the townhomes, with completion expected by early 2025.